Eulogy For Father

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To my family, It has now been four years since the day I ran away, which is also four years since the wedding was supposed to happen. I know I am not seen as part of the family but I thought it was time to tell you about why I decided to do the cheat and how things are today. I do want to apologise for the cheat, although I do not regret it, I feel like I should not have left it to the day of the wedding. I know it was disrespectful to my then future wife and her family but it was something I had to do. The reason I did this was that I didn’t want my future decided for me when it is my future and no one else's. Marrying a woman I had never met was something daunting that I knew wasn’t for me, none of it was. I hoped to get an education and …show more content…

Even though the household was sometimes my least favourite place to be when growing up, I still miss having you all in my life. I wonder what life would be life if I had stayed and got married four years ago. If I would have kids by now and where I would be living. When I do, it does make me happy as I realise I made the right choice as I believe I am happier now than ever. I hope you all are well and I do think about you all. I heard that Harry and his wife have had a baby, congratulations. I am guessing Ranjit's little ones have started school which would be exciting, I miss seeing them grow up. Uncle Jag lives down the street and we have family dinners with him, his wife and kids. They are all very lovely and they make me feel connected to you all in some way, even if it’s just through the family …show more content…

I also help out at uncle Jag’s company which he has based in Leicester now. I work early morning at the coffee shops before going to the university where I have been studying biological sciences. I graduate in a few weeks and have just finished exams. I am glad I graduate now so when Jasmine arrives I will have more time to look after her and hopefully a better job to support her. Jenny and I have saved money for when she comes for if things get tight we will afford to look after her well. In the future I hope I can further my studies to become a research doctor for biological

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